South Korean biometrics firm Suprema has received a patent on apparatus and method for recognizing face based on environment adaption.A report on Reuters confirmed the news, citing a Korean-language patent.The patent related to an adaptive face recognition apparatus.”The plan utilizes patented proprietary technology is being applied to its face detection system, it will be actively used in the future to be launched facial recognition devices.”Earlier this month, the firm announced the launch of the BioMini Plus 2. The new fingerprint unit features Suprema's patented Multi Dynamic Range (MDR) technology, which the firm says guarantees high-quality image capture even under extreme lighting conditions (operates under direct sunlight up to 100,000 LUX) regardless of the moisture level of captured finger skin.
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